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Dan Gallagher

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Danville, CA, United States

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Past articles by Dan:

Meta Threads the Right Needle to Poke Twitter

Unlike previous, clunky attempts to create a new Twitter, Mark Zuckerberg’s Threads will effectively be a new extension of a huge social network family. → Read More

Apple at $3 Trillion Is a Vision Quest

The stock’s big run comes ahead of an expected sales slowdown, reflecting hype over the next big thing. → Read More

Micron’s Long Road Back Hits China Detour

The chip maker says the memory business has turned a corner, but a ban in China complicates its recovery. → Read More

Box Office Fool’s Gold Dulls Theater Recovery

Blockbuster misses have offset some hits, putting more burden on aging stars. → Read More

Intel Digs Deep Inside to Make Foundry Push Work

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AI Hype Lifts Adobe Above Deal Cloud

The Photoshop maker’s stock has surged since a generative AI announcement, while scrutiny of the Figma deal grows. → Read More

Microsoft Looks to the Stars While Doing Activision Duty

Microsoft, with its Activision Blizzard deal still uncertain, is advancing its cloud-centric subscription-based business model with a slate of coming Xbox videogames including “Starfield.” → Read More

AMD’s Superchips Face a Trillion-Dollar Hurdle

That hurdle is Nvidia, which has a very strong head start in the AI market having spent years developing the underlying software code and other key technologies. → Read More

Nvidia Can Handle Being in the Trillion Dollar Club

Generative AI demand will persist, while the chip maker’s competitive edge should keep its pricing strong. → Read More

GameStop’s Silence Is No Longer Golden

Weak results and a surprise CEO firing call for an explanation as Ryan Cohen takes full charge of the company. → Read More

Apple’s Augmented Reality Faces Real Questions

The Vision Pro headset is an expensive gamble for a company that needs a new hit. → Read More

Zoom Has Some Big Sales Calls to Make

Weaker outlook for Zoom’s enterprise segment offsets signs that the consumer side has stabilized. → Read More

At Take-Two, ‘Grand Theft Auto’ Is Worth Doing Time

Investors expect a big payout coming from the long-awaited sequel to the blockbuster videogame. The company’s shares jumped. → Read More

Microsoft’s Activision Deal Goes Down to the Wire

EU approval is an important win, but the U.K. ruling still a major roadblock. → Read More

Big Tech’s Margin for Error Has Shrunk

Apple, Microsoft and Google pare back hiring plans as slowing growth puts focus on maintaining margins. → Read More

Amazon’s Prime Pump Is Running Full

Prime Day won’t fix Amazon’s near-term challenges, and finding new U.S. members is getting harder. → Read More

Elon Musk Is Twitter’s Material Adverse Effect

A settlement would beat a protracted legal battle for both sides, but the social network will still have to contend with the aftermath. → Read More

Chip Makers May Pick Up Political Cost Without the Benefit

Subsidy push seems to have stalled as talk of more export bans arises. → Read More

Online Ad Slump Won’t Be a Blip for Google, Facebook, Others

Google, Facebook and other online ad players are in for another tough quarter and beyond. → Read More

Micron Foretells a Rough Chip Patch Ahead

Memory-chip maker’s disappointing forecast has strong implications for others across semiconductor space → Read More